Babiators Keyhole Sunglasses Mint to Be 6yrs+

Our award-winning Babiators sunglasses for babies, toddlers & kids with 100% UV protection and flexible, durable frames. Show off your unique style with our new Keyhole collection. These frames are the perfect stylish accessory for any kid!

Features:

• Safe: Babiators have UV400 lenses that offer 100% UVA and UVB protection and undergo rigorous testing to ensure they’re safe for your child – whether they’re on your child’s face or end up in your child’s mouth
• Durable: Our sunglasses feature flexible rubber frames and impact- and shatter-resistant lenses that won’t break when you bend, twist, or step on them. Trust us, we’ve tried
• Awesome: Our Limited Edition Keyhole sunglasses make sure your little one is the coolest kid around
• Guaranteed: The best part? If you lose or break your Babiators in the first year, we’ll replace them for free. All you pay is shipping
  

Fit:

• Babiators are made of a soft material that is comfortable and lightweight
• They are designed to fit kids’ faces and don’t pinch the temples or nose
• Junior Babiators sunglasses fit most babies 0 months to 2 years
• Classic Babiators sunglasses fit most children 3 to 5 years
• Fit will vary by child depending on head size. If you’re between sizes, it's recommended ordering a size up.
  

How to measure Glasses:

• Lens width (eye size) is the horizontal with the frame’s lens in millimeters.
• Lens height is the vertical height of the eyeglasses lens measured from top to the bottom of the lens.
• Bridge size is the distance between the two lenses measured from end to end at the innermost side of the lenses.
• Temple (arm) length is the length of the temple from one end to the other and also includes the bend. Measure by starting at the hinges and continue in a straight line to the farthest point without slopping downward.
• Width (frame width) is the horizontal width of the frame measured from the outmost side of the frame.
• Height (frame height) is the vertical height of the frame measured from the outmost side of the frame.